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No, plucking Tulsi leaves on Ekadashi is prohibited, as it is believed that Goddess Tulsi herself observes a fast for Lord Vishnu on this day. You should pluck the leaves a day prior (on Dashami) to offer them to Lord Vishnu during the Ekadashi Puja.

No. Ketu represents the "Son-in-law" and "Maternal Uncle." It ensures the continuity of lineage. While it can cause detachment, it also removes toxic emotional dependency, creating a healthier, more mature bond if balanced with Jupiter.

Traditional Sindoor is made of turmeric, lime, and a trace of mercury. Applying it on the hair parting (where the pituitary gland is located) helps control blood pressure, cools the body, and reduces stress.

To please Lord Vishnu (Shri Hari), you must offer yellow items. Wear yellow clothes, apply a yellow sandalwood (Chandan) tilak, and offer yellow marigold flowers, Panchamrit, and most importantly, fresh Tulsi leaves. Without Tulsi, the worship of Lord Vishnu is considered incomplete.